grafx2 for Amiga OS 3.x doesn't open

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Originally Posted by PerspexSphinx

Mr AMIGASYSTEM do you have the problem of the Gradation/Cycle menu immediately fading to black (all colours)... requiring a reboot?

I do not know well GrafX2, he calculates that I have executed GrafX2 with a resolution 1024x768 32Bit.

[PerspexSphinx]

I copied one of your picks and added a red arrow to Gradation/Cycle menu button. If you click this with right mouse button it opens a Gadation Menu where you set up colour fillls and colour cycling ranges... on my set up it immediately fades all colours to black, does this happen on your setup?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

PerspexSphinx Thank you

[PerspexSphinx]

Well Mr AMIGASYSTEM do you have the problem of the Gradation/Cycle menu going all black?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Yes, considering that GrafX2 works with graphics to 256 Colors i try GrafX2 with a GUI with resolution a 256 Colori, maybe I also try with a Picasso IV resolution

[PerspexSphinx]

Tried 256 colour Workbench and running GrafX2 in window and fullscreen, same problem. Not sure how to use Picasso96Mode preferences & when I do mine says it “Could not find any modes”. Do you know how to get or setup modes for Picasso96Mode prefs?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Tested with mine AfA-OS Picasso IV and it does not change anything, the screen always turns black and even darker. If you need to configure a Picasso screen, if you want, I can help you, in any case it is much better to use a UAE Zorro III screen.

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Originally Posted by PerspexSphinx

If you click this with right mouse button it opens a Gadation Menu where you set up colour fillls and colour cycling ranges... on my set up it immediately fades all colours to black

The version OS3 is based on the port for Amiga OS4, i tested the version OS4 and I found the same problem, only on the contrary, the screen becomes all white.

The OS3 version also has another problem as reported by the author:

There is a bug in the select screen mode window. You can use it but it doesn't display well. Alternatively can use other modes invoking at the commmand line: grafx2 /mode 800x600 (for example)